TEACHERS/SALARY: Requires school systems to provide a salary increase for teachers and other school employees using savings attributable to the state's payment of certain unfunded accrued liability of the Teachers' Retirement System of Louisiana (EN INCREASE GF EX See Note)

Removed the list of all sponsoring representatives and senators, reverting the document to a draft state.

Removed the 'Enrolled' header and replaced it with 'HLS 25RS-1010 ORIGINAL', indicating this is the initial version before final approval.

Removed the detailed list of specific job codes and function codes used to define eligible staff categories.

Changed the required salary increase from a fixed amount ($2,250 for certificated and $1,125 for noncertificated) to a minimum threshold ($2,000 and $1,000, respectively).

Replaced the detailed list of specific uses for excess savings (like sabbatical leave and military leave) with a single requirement to fund the increase through the Minimum Foundation Program (MFP) formula if savings are insufficient.

Added a new provision stating that if a school system has excess savings after funding the salary increase, those funds must only be used for critical shortage areas, summer enrichment, early childhood education, or school security.

Simplified the definition of 'Personnel' to refer only to those covered by the 2023-2024 pay raise proposal and the 2024-2025 stipend, removing detailed lists of specific job function codes.

Removed the definition of 'Certificated personnel' and 'Noncertificated personnel' based on specific function codes, relying instead on the broader 'Personnel' definition.

The required salary increase was increased from $2,000 for teachers and $1,000 for support staff to $2,250 and $1,125 respectively.

Eligible personnel now include specific job roles such as school nurses, sabbatical staff, and various administrative and support positions defined by specific function and object codes.

The definition of 'personnel' was replaced with a detailed list of specific job functions and codes to clarify exactly who qualifies for the raise.

New requirements were added to ensure the salary increase is applied uniformly to all eligible certificated and noncertificated staff within a school system.

The bill text was updated to reflect the final enrolled version, including the addition of new co-sponsors and the inclusion of a new section regarding early childhood education and school security.

Added new names of representatives (Bacala, Bayham, Berault, Carver, Chassion, Crews, Deshotel, Devillier, Dickerson, Emerson, Marcelle, Melerine, Moore, Stagni, and Walters) to the list of bill sponsors.

Updated document headers from 'ENGROSSED' to 'REENGROSSED' to reflect the new version of the bill.